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voir unreasonable adj., correct, appropriate, relevant adj., proper
221. (1) On motion, the Court may, at any time, order that a pleading, or anything contained therein, be struck out, with or without leave to amend, on the ground that it
(a) disclose no reasonable cause of action or defence, as the case may be ;
Règles de la Cour fédérale (1998)
raisonnable (doute, délai, motif, demande, réclamation, dépense, condition, diligence, personne)
prudent (personne)
irréprochable
acceptable (qualité, estimation, solution, proposition, explication)
justifié (retard)
valable (excuse, droit d’action)
suffisant (possibilité)
sérieux (motif, raison)
utile (objectif)
juste (condition)
équitable (condition)
abordable (prix)
convenable (heure, moment)
propice (heure, moment)
excusable (erreur, retard)
normal (dépense, usure)
vraisemblable (version, récit, témoignage)
réaliste (estimation)
conforme (usage, affectation)
probable
bien fondé (?)
de bonne foi (erreur)
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